CURREX CleatPro Performance Boosting Arch Support Insoles for Shoes

These insoles are worth every Penny. I know they are expensive. However, my son has wide feet. For some reason there aren’t good quality soccer shoes made for wide feet. I’ll never understand. So, my son has had to suffer through his feet hurting for years and blisters because of limited options for shoes. When I read about these insoles I decided to try them. When I found out how much they cost I thought no way am I paying this much for insoles. I continued researching and looking for other options. There were a couple other insoles out there I considered, but something just told me to get these and try them. Almost instantly my son’s feet stopped hurting after practice and games. His blisters are now almost completely gone. They are great quality. They don’t move around in the shoes, they aren’t uncomfortable. I really believe they will outlast the shoes. I’m so grateful for these insoles!

Got the cleatPro for my son. Thin but durable with good arch support and padding in the right places. They do require a good amount of trimming to fit his Nike cleats around the arch though. This is a bit tricky because of the nylon arch support.

Have not put cleats in in 32 years! I have coached soccer for 9, and recently started playing so I went from turf cleats to FC cleats and my heals hated me. Got these and what a difference for me. I took out the original liner and replaced it with this one. There is a slight elevation but the positive is, it's VIA heal so the boot laces well and remains tight against the angle.So, now I am playing soccer on the field without the heal pain. This is one happy Greek!

Great insole! Saved me from purchasing new cleats for my son. Worried like other insoles, it wouldn't for Nike soccer cleats, but it did! Fits narrow Nike cleats perfect! Highly recommend.

Over the years I have order countless pairs of these. This is one of the better products on the market to help with arch support. But if you or your player truly puts there equipment to it limits (6ft 2, 190 lbs, 4 practices a week, 1-2 games per weekend, 10 - 11 month of the year). These will only last 3 to 4 months. These pics are from a pair that have been used for 3 months. 1 of two things will happen. Either the heal will wear through or it will wear through were the big toe is. .Over the years I have made several modifications to them to help them last longer.1. I use a few pieces of gorilla tape to help with this on the bottom of the insert. The gorilla tape is significantly more durable and does not break down as easy as the bottom of the insert. If the tape does start to rub through, it is easy to remove and add a new piece.2. I will start adding this to the top part of the insert now to stop the big toe area from rubbing through.3. You have to make sure these dry out after every use. If they are wet from sweating, the rubber on the bottom of the insert will not last.4. We no longer use the anti slip socks like "AlphaSkin", "LUX" or "Pure Grip". These just accelerates the break down.Although these have help solve the issue with the holes starting from the bottom it has not stopped with rubbing of holes from the top. I am not sure what to do to stop this.Please see pics to show.

I feel safe and very comfortable playing soccer.

Soccer cleats tend to have horrible footbeds. While these significantly add to the cost of cleats (especially for kids with growing feet), they have eliminated the foot and ankle pain my son used to get from his cleats after practices and games. We have tried multiple brands and styles of cleats, and footbeds. These were the first we found that were thin enough not to effect the fit of the cleat very much, and provide enough support to make a difference. These were much better for us then the brand with super and feet in the name. Since that brand has a hard piece of plastic from the arch to the heel, they changed the fit of the cleat significantly for my son.

My son using for soccer. After one month of use it's deteriorating as shown in the picture. He likes them but unfortunately they'll not last two months.